Can exercise help night-shift workers sleep better?
This study tests if aerobic exercise can help night-shift workers adjust their body clock. You would need to follow a structured exercise and sleep schedule to see if exercise reduces the negative health effects of working overnight.
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Who can take part
- Ages 18–40
- Not currently doing much exercise (less than 150 minutes per week of moderate activity)
- Willing to follow a sleep and exercise schedule for the study
- Not working night shifts or rotating shifts now
- No uncontrolled health problems like diabetes, heart disease, or thyroid issues
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